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Support for the Armstrong–Vicol anomalous-diffusion formalization.
A Fourier character in the cutoff box is exactly fixed by the finite Fourier sum.
The ordered integer frequency of a positive representative.
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The finite real Fourier index: one constant mode and a cosine/sine pair for each representative.
Bool.false selects cosine and Bool.true selects sine.
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Real trigonometric modes on the unit torus, normalized so nonconstant modes have norm one.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Parabolic.FourierGalerkin.realFourierMode N none x = 1
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Complexification of a cosine mode as the two characters at opposite frequencies.
Complexification of a sine mode as the two characters at opposite frequencies.
Each real trigonometric mode is continuous on the quotient torus.
The corresponding smooth periodic function on Euclidean representatives.
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- AVenhance.Infra.Parabolic.FourierGalerkin.realFourierModeAmbient N none x = 1
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The real modes on a symmetric frequency box form an orthonormal family.
The ambient representative transfers back to the mode on the quotient torus.
The Euclidean real modes are smooth, including every derivative order.
The Euclidean real modes are periodic in the lattice convention.
The Euclidean gradient field attached to a real Fourier mode.
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The periodic gradient mode on the quotient torus.
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Complex Fourier coefficients of a real cosine mode are supported on its two opposite characters.
Complex Fourier coefficients of a real sine mode are supported on its two opposite characters, with the imaginary signs fixed by the Fourier convention.
The constant real mode has only its zero Fourier coefficient.